PlumStone e-Solutions

Documentation

We can develop, design and create a full range of content for your business.

We have expertise in the following areas:

Technical
User Guides
Installation Instructions
Service Manuals
Spare Parts Catalogues
Brochures

Employment
Best Practice Guides
Employee Handbooks
Training Documents
Policy Documents such as Internet, Email and Mobile Phone
Newsletters

Health & Safety
Risk Assessments
COSHH Assessments
Induction Documents

Electronic
Internet and Intranet Content
Hard Copy to Electronic Conversion

PlumStone will produce documents in a format to suit your business and have access to a wide range of software. We can produce your documentation for print, intranet, internet and or CD/DVD. PlumStone can even organise your printing too!

Perhaps you need a corporate style or to make sure that your current documentation is doing what it’s supposed to do – promoting your products and your business.

Why you need PlumStone

You need clear internal documentation such as procedure manuals, best practice guides, employee handbooks that comply with ACAS Guidelines.

You have masses of documentation already in different styles and formats but never got around to tidying them up.

You need regular support or occasional expertise.

PlumStone create documentation that complies with current legislation and is prepared with your customers in mind.

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The updated Companies Act 2006 Legislation, which came into force in January 2007, requires all public and private companies in the UK to include certain regulatory information on their website and in e-mail correspondence to avoid being in breach of the Act.

The new requirements include:

"Every company must list it's company registration number, place of registration and registered office address on it's website.

The information, which must be in legible characters, should also appear on order forms and in emails.

Such information is already required on 'business letters' but the duty is being extended to websites, order forms and electronic documents."

Please contact us should you require advice on how to update your website.

For a full copy of the Companies Act 2006, please refer to website for the Office of Public Sector Information - www.opsi.gov.uk